Frigidaire GLMV169D Microwave Oven "air coming back normal" Questions

air is coming out the top of the microwave where if would exit if it were non vented. Is this normal? That's probably normal. The flapper valves aren't meant to be perfectly airtight. Your manual page

...Air come with them) and run it (normally kicked off by a keypad sequence). If unplugging the microwave and plugging it back in after about 15-20 seconds doesn't correct the problem, then I'd get it ...

coming through as much as it should, the relaese of gas is normally fast and you are able to hear it but now it is just letting a small amount of gas through just enough to light it then on release of

...AIr microwave oven Model # JMV8208AAS accommodate a glass round turntable rather that the oblong one that comes with it. If so is it # DE74-200002B? Thanks ... if only the size fits in, it'll ...

...air around. The fan blade can also hit this frost and either become noisy or stop altogether. Locating the defrost timer can be tricky....they are often hidden behind the back bottom corners of the ...

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...air fan voice is coming out. What you call all functions, I think it's only the front, the keys and the display. I think the main fuse or circuit breaker has tripped. Because when the magnetron does ...

...air flow coming out from the back. If it's an over the range model, you should hear the internal fan blowing when you hit Start and see the steam moving around while it's heating. If the fan is not ...

...air compressor? That would be SO much easier... Otherwise, you normally have to separate the door panels (as shown in the attached photo) and then you'll see the previously hidden screws you need to ...

...normal except it doesn't "microwave". I have turned off the breaker and back on to to reset, still have the same problem. Thanks in advance and Merry Christmas! It sounds like part of the electronics ...